Let me know if I can help in any other way. Either center the camera on the table or rotate more to make the composition more dynamic. Also, you are neither showing a true one point or two point perspective. It shows you are at +9 feet high…that’s taller than any person I know. Next, consider your camera angle more carefully. You can add other settings here as well like levels, or Filmic Tonemap to help improve the final result/. Keep in mind though that all of the material maps weren’t linked since they path to your local drive.Īlso, A few tips to improve the render once you get it working ok…first, add an ‘Exposure’ layer to your VFB corrections and reduce your ‘Highlight Burn’. See here at 2300 pixels wide, it took me just under 2 mins to render. Using the new streamlined quality presets, and then fine-tuning the settings before saving them in a new ‘.vropt’ file is the recommended approach. Some outdated parameters may cause unexpected results. I may have previously shown ‘Progressive’ but typically I don’t use Progressive as it will just keep rendering and rendering. Loading ‘.vropt’ or ‘.visopt’ files created in previous V-Ray versions is not recommended. I find when you’re first starting out, stick with default and modify only a few parameters at a time as that will teach you what each does and help mitigate any major issues that may arise. Seems to render ok.I reset to default settings.

Reset vray settings rhino 3.4